THE WHAT? LUUM Precision has announced the launch of its first commercial pilot with Ulta Beauty. The technology helps create personalized lash extensions via a combination of AI and robotics and is said to have invented an entirely new beauty category: beauty experience automation.
THE DETAILS The technology will make its debut at Ulta’s South San Jose store in the Bay Area and full-set appointments will take less than 75 minutes. The company anticipates reducing this timeframe to just 33 minutes in the near-term.
THE WHY? Prama Bhatt, Chief Digital Officer at Ulta Beauty. “As we continue to leverage AI to unlock new experiences for our guests through Prisma Ventures, we’re excited to offer beauty enthusiasts the chance to engage with LUUM’s lash application services for the first time at our San Jose store.”
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